How to Turn iPhone Photos into a PDF (No App Needed)
Open anyview.dev in Safari on your iPhone, tap “Choose files”, select your photos and tap “PDF” — your HEIC photos become one PDF instantly. No app or JPG conversion needed, and you can set the page size to A4 under “Options”.
When you need this
Submitting photographed documents, receipts or IDs as a PDF, emailing many photos as a single attachment, or sending pictures of notes and homework. iPhones usually save photos as HEIC, but AnyView turns HEIC straight into a PDF — no conversion step.
Making the PDF on your iPhone
1) Open anyview.dev in Safari. 2) Tap “Choose files” and pick several photos from your Photo Library. 3) Once they're listed, tap PDF (with several photos it reads “all in one file”). 4) The PDF downloads — find it in the Files app under Downloads.
Everything runs inside the browser on your iPhone; photos are never uploaded.
Page order and size
Pages follow the list order. Drag the ⋮⋮ handle or use ↑↓ to reorder, and tap ✕ to remove a photo.
Under “Options”, page size “Fit to image” makes each page match its photo, while “A4” puts every photo on a uniform A4 page — best for printing and official submissions.
Good to know
Live Photos are added as a still image. The free version handles up to 20 photos per batch; split larger sets or use AnyView Pro (one-time $4.99) to remove the limit.
AnyView can't crop or rotate, so edit photos in the Photos app first if needed.
Try it now — HEIC to PDF
FAQ
Do I need to convert HEIC to JPG first?
No — select the HEIC photos as they are and tap PDF.
Does this work on Android or a computer?
Yes. Any modern browser works the same way.
The PDF is too large. What can I do?
Photos go in at full quality. Convert them to JPG at a lower quality in “Options” first, then make the PDF from those JPGs.
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Updated: 2026-11-14